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A New PMU-Based Fault Detection/Location Technique for Transmission Lines With Consideration of Arcing Fault Discrimination—Part I: Theory and Algorithms
A New PMU-Based Fault Detection/Location Technique for Transmission Lines With Consideration of Arcing Fault Discrimination—Part II: Performance Evaluation
A Novel Travelling Wave Fault Location Method for Multi‐Terminal Transmission Line Based on RBMO‐SVMD and Frequency‐Related Wave Velocity Fault Distance Matrix
Fault Section Identification of Hybrid Transmission Lines by the Transients in Modal Domain Free From the Refractions and Reflections at Cross-Bonded Nodes
Active Fault-Locating Scheme for Hybrid Distribution Line Based on Mutation of Aerial-Mode Injected Pulse
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